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Discovering Elemental Patterns in Reactivity

Explore the properties and uses of various metallic and non-metallic elements in this educational module designed for KS3 students. Learn about elements such as lithium, potassium, sodium, aluminium, lead, copper, silver, gold, oxygen, iron, steel, and more. Understand concepts like rust, tarnish, corrosion, neutralisation, acids, alkalis, and industrial production of iron. Test your knowledge and check your score!

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Discovering Elemental Patterns in Reactivity

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  1. Patterns of Reactivity KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  2. Q1. Name the lowest density metallic element. It is soft and reactive. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  3. A1. Lithium KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  4. Q2. Name a soft, reactive, low density metallic element, important for healthy plant growth. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  5. A2. Potassium KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  6. Q3. Name a soft, reactive, low density metallic element used in yellow street lights. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  7. A3. Sodium KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  8. Q4. Name a silver-white low density metallic element used for saucepans and bicycle wheel rims. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  9. A4. Aluminium KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  10. Q5. Name a soft, dense, unreactive grey metallic element used in car batteries. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  11. A5. Lead KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  12. Q6. Name an orange metallic element used for household electrical wiring. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  13. A6. Copper KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  14. Q7. Name an unreactive metallic element with extremely high electrical conductivity used for coins. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  15. A7. Silver KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  16. Q8. Name a very unreactive, expensive yellow metallic element used for jewellery. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  17. A8. Gold KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  18. Q9. Name a non metallic gaseous element needed for respiration. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  19. A9. Oxygen KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  20. Q10. Name the most common magnetic element. Corrodes to form rust. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  21. A10. Iron KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  22. Q11. Name an industrially important form of iron used for car bodies and structural girders. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  23. A11. Steel KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  24. Q12. Iron corrodes in the presence of air and water to form ... KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  25. A12. Rust KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  26. Q13. What is the most common solvent - contains the elements hydrogen and oxygen. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  27. A13. Water KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  28. Q14. What do we call it when mild discolouration of silver, for example, occurs? KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  29. A14. Tarnish KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  30. Q15. What do we call an unwanted reaction between metals and the atmosphere and water. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  31. A15. Corrosion KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  32. Q16. When a complete reaction takes place between acid and alkali they are said to ... KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  33. A16. Neutralise KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  34. Q17. What do we call a chemical with a pH value less than 7? Sulphuric or hydrochloric are examples. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  35. A17. Acids KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  36. Q18. What do we call a chemical like sodium hydroxide with a pH value greater than 7. KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  37. A18. Alkali KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  38. Q19. Where is iron produced in industrial quantities? KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  39. A19. In a blast furnace KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

  40. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 9f - Patterns of Reactivity

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